Longchamps‑Chaumont (1935) — Oneida / Prestige Plate
Introduced in 1935, Longchamps‑Chaumont is a silverplate pattern created by Oneida, produced under their Prestige Plate line. This pattern blends soft Art Deco curves with a refined, almost architectural elegance. It’s graceful without being fussy — the kind of pattern that feels equally at home in a formal dining room or a modern curated kitchen.
Pattern: Longchamps‑Chaumont
Year: 1935
Maker: Oneida / Prestige Plate
Condition: Good — ◇◇◆◆◆
Artisan‑Friendly Rating: ⭐⭐ Moderately Firm
Perfect For:
• Art Deco and transitional‑era lovers
• Elegant, refined table styling
• Vintage‑modern interiors
• Silverware artisans who enjoy smooth, sculptural forms
• Gift sets, prop styling, or everyday use
Extended Details
Artisan Notes (For Makers & Creatives)
The handle features a gently tapered silhouette with subtle stepped detailing and a refined tip flourish. It’s a pattern that feels quietly luxurious, with a design that photographs beautifully and carries the unmistakable charm of 1930s silverplate craftsmanship.
Design Notes
- Soft Art Deco influence with gentle curves and stepped accents
- Elegant tapered handle with a refined, elongated profile
- Silverplate finish with a smooth, polished glow
- A pattern that feels elevated, graceful, and timeless
Pattern History
- Maker: Oneida
- Brand Line: Prestige Plate
- Introduced: 1935
- Status: Discontinued
- Category: Silverplate flatware
- Style Era: Late Art Deco / Transitional 1930s
Longchamps‑Chaumont is silverplate with a smooth, consistent handle thickness and gentle curves — a favorite among artisans who enjoy clean lines and elegant shaping. Makers will appreciate:
The pattern offers:
- Moderate pliability — bends smoothly with predictable resistance
- Minimal raised ornamentation — ideal for rings, pendants, and clean‑lined jewelry
- Graceful silhouette — perfect for pieces that highlight shape over texture
Artisan Friendliness Rating: ★★★★☆
Beginner‑friendly and versatile, while still fully suitable for collectors and table use.